The implications of the steady integration of IoT technology across diverse areas of our day-to-day lives is evident from the fact that investment in IoT infrastructure building around the world is expected to cross 1 trillion dollars by 2022. Advancements in wireless sensor technology, data handling and management capabilities, big data, data analytics, and most importantly communication tech such as 5G are heralding the age of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is penetrating every major industry that we know of, includes
Agriculture industry (to monitor, test and evaluate soil quality and fertility, pest control, crop growth cycles, etc);
e-Commerce industry (through smartphones, tablets and desktop devices to collect data on consumer behavior, buying habits, and purchasing sentiments);
Healthcare industry (to monitor patients with grave illnesses, and constantly keep track of their progress);
Transport industry (to refine routing, fuel consumption, and other miscellaneous expenditures);
Manufacturing industry (IIoT or Industrial Internet of Things is perhaps the biggest sub-branch of the IoT field, and entails developing different types of sensitive wireless sensors that are capable of monitoring and keeping track of different parameters including temperature, humidity, speed, quality, etc), and more!
The forthcoming IFERP organized conference on IoT and Intelligent Apps will seek to offer participants of this conference a broad and comprehensive platform to gain an insider's perspective into the IoT industry, how IoT technology helps makes life easier, how one can establish themselves as an expert or specialist in the IoT field, etc. At present, there close to 47% of all organizations do not have the IoT talent that they need to set up and maintain their IoT projects. With such a great demand for people with relevant expertise, IoT professionals attract big salaries. Taking part in this conference is guaranteed to put you on the right path to becoming a successful IoT professional.
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